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When would slime molds likely gather to form one, large structure?
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When would slime molds likely gather to form one, large structure?
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The answer is When food and water are scarce
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Slime molds gather to form one, large structure when water and food are scarce. Slime molds eat organic materials that are from decaying bacteria, plants and fungi. They gather so as to conserve energy and distribute food to every mold.
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